View Full Version : I want rock hard abs*advice*
Can anyone give me any advice of how many reps i should do a day of crunches and/or sit ups.
Also will this help with my tricks
Skilzat85X
May-20-07, 10:16 AM
This will not help with your tricks as much as would improving other body parts.
Do you do any other weight training? If so, apply the same rep/set count from that to abs, for they are all muscles and operate just about the same.
Frostbite
May-20-07, 10:17 AM
do dragon flags, crunches suck
H O R R O R
May-20-07, 10:24 AM
Wat r dragon flags
http://www.powerathletesmag.com/pages/aussieabs.htm
Decent explanation. Scroll down a bit though.
nothing you should bother with. Frostbite is just full of shit.
The dragonflag is very advanced, even the versions/drills for beginners.
And it is one exercise where you can harm yourself, so I don't recommend you even trying them until you can do things like the standing ab-wheel.
wat is a standing ab wheel
H O R R O R
May-20-07, 10:32 AM
wat is a standing ab wheel
Just fucking google it.
Not that hard.
shengoikee
May-20-07, 10:36 AM
*what
You are 15, you have no real need for "rock hard abs" in a couple of years and striving for it will make you unhappy. Stop dreaming about it and live life.
Pale Nimbus
May-20-07, 10:53 AM
Try puberty.
thereid
May-20-07, 11:03 AM
Eat shit.
EDIT: and spell "wat" correctly next time.
Wesker
May-20-07, 11:18 AM
Haha I love this thread !
What is love?
Wesker
May-20-07, 11:36 AM
Lobo, now that Jan finally converted me to a real man, let's have man sex.
EricBenjamin
May-20-07, 11:38 AM
This will not help with your tricks as much as would improving other body parts.
Do you do any other weight training? If so, apply the same rep/set count from that to abs, for they are all muscles and operate just about the same.
its true, and an added bonus: tricking itself will tone your abs, so long as you don't have too much fat lining over em. When i was first learning back tucks, my abs would get sore after 10 or so attempts, which was a good sign they were being used.
Caveman
May-20-07, 11:46 AM
tricking itself will tone your abs
Dear diary
FUCK :dead:
chicanerous
May-20-07, 11:53 AM
You want rock hard abs.
Two facts:
1. Your abs are located on top of your stomach.
2. Rock candy is made of rocks.
Hence, eating more rock candy will fill your stomach with rocks, making it rock hard, meaning you will have rock hard abs.
http://img387.imageshack.us/img387/8476/3010002vh7.jpg
Kon-El
May-20-07, 12:03 PM
http://www.powerathletesmag.com/pages/aussieabs.htm
Decent explanation. Scroll down a bit though.
just out of curiosity, wat do ppl think of the first item on that site. they claim it will help all lifts immediately, anyone ever heard of this? ive heard of breathing techniques but not to be done right before dls or presses, prolly bs i suppose
Frostbite
May-20-07, 12:04 PM
nothing you should bother with. Frostbite is just full of shit.
The dragonflag is very advanced, even the versions/drills for beginners.
And it is one exercise where you can harm yourself, so I don't recommend you even trying them until you can do things like the standing ab-wheel.
he could do negatives...
bah you are right it still require strenght and someone who asks advice for ''hard rock abs'' probably never trained the abs before anyways
wow never heard of it, try it out and see.
Honken
May-20-07, 12:11 PM
I doubt it'd be good for his back to do DF's if he can't support his body. It would be like... reverse slipped disk :tongue:.
Karlnold
May-20-07, 01:48 PM
Åh fy fan...
Åh fy fan...
Ja, mycket sant och jag håller med.
Ernest
May-20-07, 02:06 PM
chicanerous' logic is undeniable.
Karlnold
May-20-07, 02:06 PM
Jag ska börja snacka svenska i varenda sån här "thread" i fortsättningen...
Men vad i helvete Karlnold, då fattar ju bara svenskarna vad du säger. Kamma dig för fan!
What is the world
Whatever you make of it son. *stares into horizon*
Wesker
May-22-07, 02:42 PM
Var fan har scott lärt sig snacka svenska?
Karlnold
May-22-07, 03:49 PM
Undrar jag med. Oroande, verkligen oroande...
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